Well, that's the end of regulation. Ion Q, ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange,

Black Rock Coffee Bar doing the honors at the NASDAQ. That's CEO Mark Davis right there on your screen.

He's going to join us a little later this hour. That company just went public today.

Stocks mixed with the Dow ending lower. The S&P 500, it looks like, ooh, closing fractionally lower,

missing a new record high just below the

flat line. NASDAQ, though, closing at a new record high once again every day this week.

We've had a closing record high for the NASDAQ. All three major averages ending the week

higher, utilities, tech, discretionary, those were the sector leaders, materials and health

care lagged, gold hovering

near all-time highs as well. As investors price in, and nearly 100% chance of a rate cut next

week, it was the fourth straight week of gains for that commodity. Speaking of other commodities,

oil and Brent ending the day higher, at one point crude was up more than 2% ending the week

up about a percent, though.

Some of your movers today, Paramount and Warner Brothers Discovery, having another massive day,

as CNBC reported, that Paramount Skydance was preparing an offer for Warner Brothers Discovery,

potentially as soon as next week, we could hear more on that.

Open Door, closing lower today after surging more than 78% yesterday.

Crypto company Gemini Space Station closing higher in its debut, Adobe closing higher in the

back of strong results, and take a look at the quantum computing names, IONQ quantum computing,

D-Wave Quantum, Raghetti Comput computing, all of those names seeing major gains in

trading today. That is the scorecard on Wall Street. Welcome to closing bell overtime. I'm

Morgan Brennan. John Ford is off today. Well, coming up, Pfizer and Moderna of tumbling on reports

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